Web Search powered by YAHOO! SEARCH
share
email
print
options
 
MOVIE SYNOPSIS
Filth and Wisdom
0 User reviews | Post a review


Andriy Krystiyan, or A K for short, has come to England from the Ukraine. A K is a philosopher (at least that's what he claims to be), a poet, and an authority on all aspects of life. At the same time, he is following his grand plan to become an international star. Global stardom is how A K describes the goal that he and his band Gogol Bordello are pursuing with their particular brand of boisterous gypsy punk. For the time being, however, he makes ends meet by performing role play in women's clothing for straight married men. A K shares a flat with two young women named Juliette and Holly. Juliette dreams of being a kind of Florence Nightingale of the developing world. She is currently working behind the counter at the local drug store run by Sardeep, the Indian chemist. Holly is a trained ballerina. Her big dream is to dance with the Royal Ballet. So far she hasn't been able to earn a single penny with her dancing, and continues to 'polish' her skills as a pole dancer at Beechman's Exotic Gentleman's Club.
Related reviews:
Posted 10/23/2008
'Filth and wisdom are two sides of the same coin," muses A.K. (Eugene Hutz), a Ukrainian rock singer, cross-dresser, and S & M practioner who spends a good deal of Madonna's directorial debut - coincidentally titled Filth and Wisdom - lounging in a bathtub, where he reads, smokes, twirls his mustache. And talks directly to the camera, in scary close-up. » Read more
Video: Filth and Wisdom

MPAA rating:
Unrated
Cast:
Olegar Fedoro; Eugene Hutz; Elliot Levey; Stephen Graham; Gogol Bordello; Francesca Kingdon; George Keeler; Ade; Richard E. Grant; Shobu Kapoor
Directed by:
Madonna
Genre:
Comedy; Drama
Running time:
01:24
Release date:
2008
Reviews
NEWS
The state forestry service is girding itself for a rapid transformation in the Sproul State Forest, where drilling rigs are tapping into the vast Marcellus Shale. Today, there's three natural gas wells; in a year, there will be a 100, an official says. » Read more